Atsuko wrote: "So that our son may grow up well".
In time, she may grow up on the All England Club grounds as a Wimbledon great.
On the one hand, a child may grow up traumatized; on the other, a child who is so sensitive to the moviegoing experience may grow up to be Martin Scorsese.
Debs may grow up, but only the names change: in '82, it would have been Xenon and Andy.
We may grow up watching our parents struggle with money and subconsciously develop negative, fearful emotions towards it, for example.
If you smoke pot you may grow up to find out that you aren't good at anything".
Refugees in Dadaab face lives of enforced idleness and dependency; children born there may grow up there.
Every young boy may grow up wanting to be a Manchester United player but, trust me, you would not have wanted to be one at half-time here.
One of his songs announces, not altogether happily: "Today I Am a Boy", which leaves open the possibility that he may grow up to be a woman.
A daughter thus treated may grow up to hit the thank-you trifecta (therapist, co-writer, her own cherished children) as she evens the score.
If DNA counts for anything, the little Menschs may grow up to write books such as Sparkles and Glitz, prior to becoming valued Tory MPs.
